Campus library spaces and computers must be booked online due to COVID-19. More information on available services can be found on the COVID-19 information section of the Library website.
Connect with a Librarian
Research & Citation Help
- Book an appointment
- Drop-in Zoom room
(Monday-Friday, 11 am-3 pm) - Ask us by e-mail
Chat online through AskAway
Monday-Thursday: 9 am-9 pm, Friday: 9 am -5 pm
Saturday: 11 am- 5 pm & Sunday: 10 am-9 pm
Quick Links
Library Resources & Services
Book Space Online
Reserve a computer or seat
Find Resources
Articles & Databases
Search databases to find peer reviewed articles in journals, magazines, newspapers, streaming videos, and more.
Research & Citation Guides
Guides and online tutorials by course and subject. APA, MLA, and Chicago citation guides.
Books
Find print books, DVDs, and more through the Catalogue. Locate eBooks and streaming media using publication finder.
Access Resources
Borrowing Items
Borrowing information (books, laptops, course reserves)
Interlibrary Loan
Request items from another library.
Delivery on Demand
A pilot service to provide remote access to OC Library's print collections.
Computers & Technology
Software on computer workstations, wifi, printing and copying, troubleshooting, and off-campus access information.
Make an Appointment with a Librarian
Book Campus Library Space
Course Resource Lists
Course resource lists allow faculty and instructors to easily track, manage, and integrate course readings into Moodle . Students can easily access course resource and reading lists from their Moodle course or the Talis Aspire system. Faculty and instructors can request a course resource list through the Library. Students can search the system or access reading lists through Moodle.
All campus libraries are providing limited in-person services. You can connect with a librarian and resources online.
The Library has more than 100 e-books for courses available to students for free. Check out the list to see if your course has a library supplied e-text.
Delivery-on-Demand provides access to content from the Library's physical collection, either by digitizing print material in accordance with copyright guidelines, or by making print materials available for pick-up or by mailing.
The Learning Centre is available online to help with study skills, and math, science, and writing assistance.
Follow the Library on social media to stay up to date on what is happening.
The Library is here to help when studying and working from home.
